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Professional
Development Programs
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The McAuliffe/Challenger Learning Center strives to be the premier source for
quality professional development for teachers in New England.
The programs described in these pages reflect our dedication to the
classroom teacher, our commitment to hands-on education, and our belief that science,
math, and technology are not just important - they're also FUN.
All Framingham State College students are
eligible to participate in McAuliffe Center professional development programs.
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Exploring the Earth in Motion:
Daylight, Sun, and Shadow
Patterns |
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Exploring the Moon and Stars:
Cycles, Phases, and Patterns |
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Exploring Waves:
Water, Vibrations, and Sound |
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Exploring Energy:
Waterwheels, Windmills, and Sunlight |
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Exploring Light and Color:
Filters, Lenses, and Color |
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Exploring Navigation:
Location, Direction, and Latitude |
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Exploring Time:
Sundials, Waterclocks, and Pendulums |
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Exploring Motion and Forces:
Friction, Velocity, and
Acceleration |
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Voyage To Mars

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A one-day workshop
for teachers who are scheduled to bring their classes
into the Challenger Learning Center Mission Simulator. |
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| Liftoff
to Learning

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Utilizing NASA Technology
and Resources in the Classroom - grades 3 through middle school. |
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| Teaching
the Sun/Earth System with Technology
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A
one-week workshop
showing how
real-time NASA data can be used to explore the dynamics of the
Sun/Earth system. |
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Challenger Booster Workshops
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One-day supplemental workshops
delving deeper into
mission-related science topics. Included with the cost of your
Challenger mission. |
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Professional
Development & Event Schedule
Register for Workshops
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